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- Levina. During the Lyttian War in 220 BC the Gortynians were divided by civil strife. The elder Gortynians remained loyal to their traditional ally Knossos...
- during the Minoan period. In the year 220 BC, Matala was occupied by the Gortynians, and during the Roman period, Matala became the port of Gortys. It has...
- civil war broke out in the city. The elder Gortynians remained loyal to Knossos, while the younger Gortynians favoured the Lyttians. Taken by surprise by...
- Around the end of the 3rd century BCE, Phaistos was destro**** by the Gortynians and since then has not been present in the history of Crete. Scotia Aphrodite...
- the ****enic League in battles against Aetolia, Sparta and Elis. The Gortynians occupy Matala, on the island of Crete. Antiochus III the Great defeats...
- after the fall of Knossos. At the beginning of the 4th century BC, the Gortynians established a sanctuary of Asclepius at the harbour. An earthquake in...
- though Paul Cartledge believes that, like their Athenian (and unlike their Gortynian) counterparts, it was the responsibility of the kurios to arrange a Spartan...
- the command of the forces of Gortyna. In 197 BC, five hundred of the Gortynians, under their commander, Cydas, which seems to have been a common name...
- m. It is also known as the Gortyniako dynamari (Γορτυνιακό δυναμάρι, "Gortynian stronghold"). The castle was erected during the Frankish rule by the Villehardouin...
- reappointed as a teacher when he obtained the Gr**** nationality (as a "Gortynian"). In 1851 he became a professor of history of the National and Kapodistrian...